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HP Integrity BL8x0c i2 Server Blades Management Interfaces Rev.12.11 HP Integrity Server Blades L200 Service and Support Module objectives Compare the management interfaces for HP ProLiant server blades with HP Integrity BL8x0c i2 server blades Describe the features of the iLO 3 GUI and TUI used with HP Integrity BL8x0c i2 server blades Use the iLO 3 GUI and TUI to troubleshoot and service these systems Use the UEFI menus to control, configure, and boot these systems Identify JBODs and LUNs with path hardware location in a multi-blade system Management interfaces HP Integrity BL8x0c i2 management interfaces iLO 3 GUI iLO 3 TUI OA GUI UEFI iLO 3 similarities ProLiant / Integrity BL8x0c i2 comparison (1 of 5) The following features are supported with iLO 3 on both ProLiant and Integrity i2 products: Web GUI Virtual Power Control Virtual Serial Port (this is the console UART) Directory Services (LDAP) SSH and SSL Remote firmware update DNS/DHCP System diagnostics (there are some differences) Alerts and logs (there are some differences) Embedded health monitoring Virtual Media (vMedia) Integrated Remote Console (IRC) (remote graphics or vKVM) Platform user interface differences ProLiant / Integrity BL8x0c i2 comparison (2 of 5) Interface ProLiant products Integrity BL8x0c i2 products Console VGA is the default primary console for all OSes Integrated Remote Console (IRC) is the expected interface Remote Serial Console is the default primary console for all OSes Remote Serial Console SSH, serial, and web applets are the expected interface IRC can be configured, where OS support exists Initial setup Uses the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU) The OA can be used to set up basic iLO address and bay permissions Uses the iLO Text User Interface (TUI) Integrity uses UEFI for some additional setup The OA can be used to set up basic iLO address and bay permissions System firmware BIOS UEFI Event logs OS agents and the BIOS record system ERROR events into the